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Aglaja ocelligeraObservador
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Egg masses! They were everywhere in May!!
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Alguma coisa...Observador
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Mitlenatch Island Nature Provincial Park, Strathcona J (Discovery Islands-Mainland Inlets), BC, CA (Google, OSM)
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Pteraster tesselatusObservador
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Ogden Pier, Victoria, BC, Canada
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Lírio-Ferro (Alepisaurus ferox)Observador
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Found washed up on Brady’s beach. Pretty sure it was dead but it was opening/closing it’s mouth and twitching so we put it back in the water.
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Gaivota-Do-Mar-de-Bering (Larus glaucescens)Observador
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one of 8 chicks, different
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Pyura mirabilisObservador
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A peculiar-looking tunicate that has siphons at either end of its sausage shaped body. It lives under rocks or in crevices. Length to 10 cm.
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Bathypera feminalbaObservador
neilmcdanielDescrição
A small white tunicate that reaches only 3 cm in diameter.
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Gephyreaster swiftiObservador
neilmcdanielDescrição
Five well-defined rays with a broad, often swollen disc. Aboral surface smooth with tightly-packed plates covered with granules; marginal plates conspicuous and rounded. Pink-orange or pinkish. To 42 cm across. Has been observed feeding on anemones and tubeworms. The common name refers to the peculiar gunpowder-like smell of specimens when taken out of the water.
